A Woodstock man has been charged after an investigation into stolen vehicles and fraud.
WOODSTOCK - Multiple charges have been laid in an auto theft investigation.
The Woodstock Police Service executed a warrant last Wednesday at a business in the area of Devonshire Ave and Griffin Way, which was related to a vehicle theft and fraud investigation. The search turned up two stolen vehicles, along with numerous vehicle key programming devices and blank key fobs.
As a result, a 45-year-old Woodstock man is facing a total of 5 charges, which include Possession of Property Obtained by Crime Over $5,000, Altering, Destroying or Removing a Vehicle Identification Number, Fraud Over $5,000, Public Mischief, and Fraudulent Concealment. He has been released on an undertaking with conditions.
The Woodstock Police say that as these types of crimes become more complex, the Woodstock Police Service's Street Crime Unit maintains a dedicated Auto Theft Investigator position to strengthen its ability to identify, investigate and disrupt vehicle-related crime.

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